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uucallour. THURSDAY, JUNE 26th, 1930.
DLW.M.CONNEIL •
Physician and Surgeon
• Lucknow•
• t: genii : 1.30--3.80 '
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DENTIST • .P
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Treleaven,,, LuCknOw..,
,Hours; A. M. 1.30-4
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Dungannon eVerY. Thersdity
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• WALL PAPER -A -full line of 1980
- Wall Paper on hand. Prices' consider-
- able down for 1930. 1 am Altio.agent
for leading job houses. -R.. J. Camer-
on, Decorator, Painter and Grainer',
Box .174, Lucknow., •
---- 7=-1,
POW'. SALF.-4. comfortaoie
Applin fo'D. C. Taper.
• ,420--4-r•tr.) •
STRAVE, ERRIES for Sate-A.pply.:
• „ 'to -George, Baia,'west of Hydro Plant
•
18) ,Wingham,, ••• •
,
LOST-$outh of Lucknow; a set
' of keys in leather eaSe.Finder please
leave at The Sentinel Office.
4266-c„) • ,
' FOR 'SALE -,--Cottage at • Point
Clark -A good Garage in connection
• Apply be --T. S. Reid, Manager Bank
• of Montreai, Ora.% or to Geo: A.
LucknOw.
. • • (3-77-c.)
SALE OF 'STANDING .HAY,
80 acres of Standing. Hay will be
sold by public, auction .on Lot 2,•001i;
13, Ashfield, on July 3rd, comptuicing
• at 4.30 o'clock. Gretta.Canapbell;Pron,
• , • (26-6---e)
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TENDERS •.WANTED
Tenders will be received by the
undersigned up to. Saturday,. July 5.
• 1930, for the ere -shingling .of.School
• No. ,7, Ashfield, with firstcedar
, shingles. Contractor to furnish every:,
thing required. Lowest or any. tender
• not necessarily accented. '
•
• • Leslie Ritchie, Chairman,
James 'Barraiy, Sec'y School Bd.
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• TENDERS • WANTED •
Tenders will be received by tlie
• undersigned up ' to June 28th at 8
P.M. for shipper, and buyer' of ear
load lots for The Farmers Co-opera-
tive Company of Lucknow Limited
tenders either jointly or separate,
stating price per head for live stock
and .hogs per hundred and buyer
price per car load lots.
C. E. McDoinairb, Sec'e Lucknow R.3
NOTICE
• • •Tenders will be .received by the un-
dersigned, up till July 5th, 1930, for
the erection- and completion of a new
• School at' School Sec. No. '10,. kinloss
• Twp. Plans and specifications may
•' be senn'at Secretary's office. A mark-
. ed cheque of 5% of contract price to
• accompany each tender. The , lowest,
or any tender not necessarily accept-
• ed. Building Ito be completed by Sept.
15, 1930.
•• Frank Henry, Lucknow, R. 5.
• GOSPEL • MEETING
• In Lucknotv GeaPet Hall •
CONGRAM BLOCK
Every Sunday. at 3 o''elock
Subject, June 29th •
"HOW. A PRISON GUARD •
•WAS CONVERtED"
• (17 -1A -p.) • ,
TO WHOM 'IT MAY CONCERN
,• Fire Insurance Renewal •Receipts
numbered 2102 to 2125 inclusive of
• the FIREMEN'S :INSURANCE COM-
PANY of NEWARK, N.J., have been
-0' lost, mislaid, destroyed, or stolen froni
• the /office of Joseph !Agnew, of Luck -
now, Ontario. This is to notify that
same Are veld and of no effect. ' •
(10-7-p.)
• RACE MEETING '
The Kincardine Turf Club purpose
holding a rage 'netting at Connaught
Park, Kincardine, Tuesday, July lst,
• with a purse of 8900.00. There will
' be three classes, 2.14, 2.20 and 2.28,
• $300.00 in each class,.divided 50-25-
• 15.40Ire. Entrance fee 5% of purse
and 5% of money; earned from win-
ner's. Three heats ni five„ Mile heats,
also a running race with a purse of
so.00 divided into four monies,
mile heat 2' in 4. Gadd mask arid
other special otteartions. Vest half
track in Canada.
•• (28 c.)
' CELEBRATE JULY 1ST AT
rORT ELGIN . ' •
The Hest Yeti 1.30 p.M.,
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Stift Ball, ' Wawanekas of Owen
•
Sound vs. Port Elgin; 3 p.m., Base-
• • 101, Galt "Terriers," Intercounty
Chirapiceit, ys. Bruce League All -
Stars: Tumbling Acts. 'Guelph Mtn&
• enl Society Band (30 pieces) Guelph
Jag* Band. Port Elgin Band, Band
Tattoo and Grand Display of Viet,
•Nettelts it the evening. Five Bands -
Guelph Magical StieletY Band. Han-
teter Band, jags 13tied: Kinclit-
' ding Pipe Band, Peet %On Sand,
•gpend the day At Lake Ittitine8 shovi
ilk 11804 $111). ##/$1tli Vffilo
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Mr, Andrew Huston of Toronto, is
•spe,nding a two -weeks VAcation at his,
•
home here.. • -
Key: and' Mrs 0.• Ca/laber are
spending this, ,Week, at learrie, with
Mr, Gallither's .• parents. ; •
Miss Mary Wilson of Hamilton is
inest this 'week ef.lier` friend, Miss
Winnifrea 'Armstrong. ' • .
MissesCora and Agnes' llieQuaig
of'Clikages aira spending their trac1a4
tion at their home here. . 4 •
THE WATERWORKS BY-LAW •DESIGNATION SERVICE
• • , •••• :AT FERGUS
• The Waterworks By -Law appears .•
in •The Seetinet for -the third• and, [Below' we give. the, Fergus-
•'lad time this week. We don't'suP9Otte Record report of the servicti.last
that many ,have. read it through, but Sunday in connection with design.*
the law requires that auch by laws be tion of Dr. Helen Craw to mission
published three tunes before being. work in 'China.] ••
voted. on so that. no ratepayer can Melville ,Church -was giaaked te the
coiipIain t4atl4e n9t know about 4bsblute hmit olts capacity on Sun -
it ; : '‘' ' -:111 day evening, the occasion being the
.'
The vote on this bylaw Mh1 be Designation' Service: for De. Helen
ottlniceeewCettIVIfii!Onied..Tre.xCijivielfaid:1111y7ths-t is Craw; who is' leaving as medical
•missionary.. for .service in • Henan,
Mr. and Mrs. S. Wilson motored The by,law is submitted tlnatilne
from' Hamilton and Spent Sunday by the Council, at the request Of 129
berelind at Bruce Beach. • • eatepayers 'Who have petitioned that.
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Miss Arabel Cameron is'well on the it be re -Submitted. This is more than
way to recovery -from a serious ill- a majority of the available vote, .sci,
!less, and ie abje to .be about tOwn, ,that it -is reasonable to assume that
• •• the vote will be in favor; Parties in-
• Mrs.•
W. Horpell his as her .guest "terested should se• e that their; •names
this week, her' sister; Miss Jenrette • are peoperiv entered on the Voter's
•McCarty, who it here from Toronto. List" to be used. information .as to
I• Miss Winnifred Douglas; nurse -in this can be had from Jeseph Agpew,
-training at Victoria Hospital, Lon- Village Clerk. '
Cliipa. 'As. Dr: Craw' ,spent mast • g
her. life in•MeivilleManse and grade.
need frem the local school* before
going to .the University of Toronto,
she was well known and very--pcgmlar
in Fergus. She is to be married •to
Rey. William H. Mitchell and these
two missionaries are to he represen-
tatives of Melville Magregation In'
the mission field. • '
Eev. R. a. E.,Large stated that the
congregation ' had,,, gathered' • to honor
one greatly beloved by the. cOmmuri-.
sty and told of: writing the Foreign
'Mission Board,, asking permission_for
'll.feliine Church' to assume charge of
'Rev:, Wm. IL Mitchell mut Dr. Helen
Craw in ' China Melville Will fellow
their Work' with interest and prayer.
Rev. Mr.,•:Fiddes addressed the cue -
tannery questions put to Missionaries
being designated for -serviee in 'the'
foreign ' field,. to Dr. Craw, and Rev
Craw led in Pre*,
Miss. Little congratulated Melifile
church and tor. Craw and presented
e puree containing ten five gold
pieces - on. belialg'.of the Missionary
SecieVes of Guelph. Peesbytery.
Mts. Crowe expressed her love and'
her emigratillations. This v•as a great,
!
thing for Mel church, making- the
Missionary a ' Maintenance Fund
living and vita . She read egtracts•
front a' letter from, Mr* Kill
1VLD, appealing for help in China,
and ended with an anneal to the
yqung pe4le of the congregation.
Mrs. John Griffith assured Dr. Het,
en Craw of the warm welcome she
would receive in Horan and stated
her Belief . that nowhere is there a
place where a• medical', missionary can
find as.Wide en opportunity. She told
•of the hard work learning the lame
uage. Mr. Mitchell was born and
grew, up in China and 'is going home,
se- has nn such .handicap; The ilia-.
sionaries become as one fainily.,
De. JAI. Arnup, Secretary of.For-.
eign Missions, gave the main addrefis
of the •evening, :Be tea recently ,re-,
turned from a tour 0 'the mission
stations in the Eest and congratula-
ted'Dr. Craw on her choice, her home
on providing a: missionary and the
Congreekien mem being so honored.
In telling of hie -trip to Chinas
Arpiip told of the great need for as-
sistiti'ice on account of financial eon-
ditions. disease and snperstitiOn.
From the time he reached port, beg-
gar* were everywhere,' emne lable,-
bodied, but *there dying by hundreds
each winter while more take. their
places. The missio"ns try to helot phy-
sicalle and economically. The edtica-
Hon of women has not progressed
veritefar yet. Civil War and banditry
erake the schools hard to keep ap.
Some of. the. women ie the wheels
are' second and third wives,* though
yery young... .:. ..
As. an instance 4if., the ower of
sueerstition, he told. of a man who
thought he had .been bitten in his
shadow by a.mgd dog. . Bemuse he
thought it fatal, he died in-coned-
sions. A second case was treated with
simple pills and the patient recover -The line doee not protert women
and children. Factory conditions are
terrible; girl') 0 ten years- or less
Working with ,poorest ,. ventilation..
The need for medical missionaries
Wei very greet and he named many
who have laid. down.their lives at
the work. -
The Bread H•- The 'Bread
of Health.. „ • 0 of Health
ova miriTo IS QUALITY AND SERVICE-.
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• • • OUR: 4N11.1.141TY LOAF' JS :4 -Rpm, moo VVIT:H A. .DELIC-..,t
i1123, FLAVOUR AND liKIE:o0:4,1* VALUE. ROAR 'NA*,
WHOLE WHET OR RAISIN' BREAD
64404 ilurs. -,. ORANGE cAKE$'••-• .c$41,sEA .BONS,
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COOC°140TE: •'' MAliM44440*• ....r., RIM FOUIT.CAKE .#-
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BUTTER TARTs'.,;..- DATE tlitk$91,,Es...''..,.-:,-,.._, ''..
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HOLLYMAN'S QUALITY BAKERY
Phone 36 *• Lticknew.
• WEDDING BELLS • -,
• don is home for a -three -weeks vaca- Some points regarding the by-law ,Price--Jonitone • '
tion. when submitted on the. 7th of April,
• Miss Muriel : Awn, of Edmonton, were not 'properly understood, by at, A wedding of interest to a Wide
who has been aguest at the home of leasst some who voted ageing. ," • circle ' of friends tot* place Wednes
erne were •10 to believe, for ex- day noon, or•June '18th, in the home'
• smile that, shOuld a domestic Water • of the bride's parents, Station street,
Mr. James Henderson,•leaires to -day
for Montreal.
' service be installed, those hating LucknOw, when Mary Jeanne, eldest.
The Potato Bug is here. We hate Wells would' be &Aired to fill up the daughter of Mr.' and Mrs. Wth. JohnV
Arsenate of Led ---Arsenate of Lime Smile and take the 'village water: ' 'stone; was given. in marriage • to
-Paris 'Green and Climax Bag Kil- : That is not so: The CoNcil Alas' noFred Rees, son of Mr. and Mrs. St
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ng wafer from the *ens. Not onlk :George Price of Goderich..The cere
ler. All Fresh Wm.. Murdiel & Son. Mithority to order folks to cease -i-'
that, but those desiring, the village MiacDonald. The house was taste
was performed by Rev. C II.
Mr. Kenneth Thonipson of Chicago
•vater will have to ak- for it And fully decoreted With pink ond white
and Robert Thompson of _Belleville,
imu . • . lege water Will have to 'pay for it.peofiies. The wedding march ••; was
played by Miss Wirinifred Johnstone.
are spending ,the . suninier vacation
further, only thoee who take•the vit.
with their: mother, 1Irs. D. M. Thoinp-
• . Whoever warts; to do eo may keen The bride, who Was given iternarriage
Mr. Garden Wester, now of Port On using well •Waee jest ae some by her father, wore, a pink' georgette
Credit :near TorMiti), was .here the keep on using oil lamps instead f ' einiemble, made on long bodice lines
end of last week to attend the annual 'ing Hydro current o us'.
Webster picnic, held last Saturday It haaheensaict that a Standpipe with loose fitting Sleeves .end picture
it--BaYfield.' : - ' • : ' '' . ". - ‘. ' will not iiipply iv4-"Alnitpr cler ,nressure• hat of mohair to metch. She carried
a 'shower bouquet of butteefly roses,
•contradictan. Standpipes are built to and wore the groom's gilt, a beauti
Mrit. Ed, McQuillin 'who. for the • That statement is toff absurd te need
past montlehas been a visitor ' With fui trio set dieinond ring. Attending
in supply water under pressere and her ,was Miss Isobel her sister, *ear
her datighter, Mise WinnifMd
Toronto, rotoined to .be -i• hothe - oh they, don't fail. ' The stahdpipe- ating blim flowered chiffon_withithie rat
Saturday last. • - : Winiel-am has eiyen• eepellent service of matching mohair; and.: -Cadifig •ar
• foe 19 vearS. A Standoipe at Luck, bouquet qf ophelia roses. The groom
Friends of Miss Heleh Sivan, now now will do just as Well. ' The -ereatWas attended by MT. Jack Johnstone,
of Clinton, will be pleiked to learn ,advantege of a, Standpipe, i•n fightingbrother of the bride, from Elniiia.
that she reeentiv graduated' fro, the fire is that the Yet tee is always ready• The groom's gift to .the bridesmaid'
'Clinton , School • of CoMnirce, tilting
• rs..Gete T. Aitchiso,n is at Toie; the puinps stereed and gettipg up man a carved' white . gold cigarette
case.
▪ this Week with her daughter, pressen., ' ' ' .. '
Mis Freda, whose marriage to 'Mr. It half been said that the cost of ,After congratulations, the wedding'
James 'Gordon 1Vlickie, of Toronto, the • proposed water • System willParty adjourned to the dining -room
will take place on Saturday. • "swamp the village" with deht.. That'where a sumptuous buffet luncheon
hi nonseese, When Mr. Sam Rathwellwas served. The happy:ciple left by
Luchnow Lai:, 428 will hold its , ov s here a few weeks ago from Wait+, motor for Ottawa. Quebec and eas-
annual_Church-Sereitte at St. Peterts- l• Il- ••
e orZ he Stated' that' that 'tillage of
Church Sunday "June 29, at '7 o'elOck .
under pressure, whereas with any oth. was a topaz lavallier, to the pianist
er system there is delay in getting a gold compact; and to the grooms-,
third highest place.
ern points, the bride wearing.
800 population had mit in a water •smart beige coat' of Lida cloth, Chin.
Brethren of the District and visiting •s , nel model hat,, gloves, bag and shoes
members are Cordially invited. Item- Yetem at a cost of 985,000 -that it
10 thousand dollsrs more than the to match. ••
Lucknow,.,ouncil is asking for; and
here! will assemble et .the Lodge ' Numerous and valuable rifts in -
Room' at C30 P.M. - •'eluding substantial cheques, attest
the village not only was not "swamp -
Members •of the Lucknow 'Junior ed" but the people are delighted with the esteem in which bili are held.
Farmers and Junior Institute are in- it So mane havetaken the domestic On their return they will resjde on
vited by the Junior organirations at water that it is easily paying its wayAnglesea Street, Goderich. Out of
Teeswater to attend a social evening with no cost to those who do not take town guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Her-
at Teeswater this Thursday evening, the service. In this connection we ask old Curie, Mrs. IL Albright.ef De -
and to be there at 8 o'cick sharp. our reader to eead the letter appar- troit. Miss E. Hoffstetter of Kitchen-
er, Miss E. Bradford, Miss M Gray -
Members without means of. travel mg in another' column from Mr. Geo M G d ' h
are asked to report to Mr. Gee. Ken- Parrott of the village 0 Glencoe re -elle, Mr. M. Sanderson 0 eric ,
nedy, . also those - who have room in garding the situation there. Mr. W. Howey of Cargill.
their cam •Don't.' -be fooled by false , stones ••
Miss Olive Alton Who has been this time Other villages have done
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isI4GAGEMENT. . ,,
it and cknow can. T.et us get busy, ' • ' •
teaching at St. Helens,. will be on the 'Mr. and Mrs. Geo. T. Ater,,:son,.
Lucknow teaching staff after the get g od fire -protection. good water
gond hotel. Begin by eking Lucknow, announce the. engagement
puninter vacation. The Lutgcnow vae- 'Ind .
for the by-law. of their only daughter, Freda to Mr.
alley was caused liv the resignation James Gordon Mickie, of Toronto.
a Mr. Grant, who we understand, i —0-0-- ' •• The Marriage to take place in • Carl -
is going to Toronto. Mr. Gordon . BOWLERS ARE ACTIVE
Johnston takes Mr. Grant's place,
ton Street United Church, Toronto, on
Saturday, June 28th.
and Miss Alton will take the room The Luckeoir Bowling Club have ."--,'
tauht by Mr. Johnston the • past 'issued cards announcing their An; SPecial Hosiery Sale this , Week at
year. nual Sotch' Doubles tournament for,
July ,10th. This event used to be"The Market". Lucknow s Department
tore.
ENGAGEMENT held later in the season, but a number
Mrs. George Webb, West Virawan- of times Was spoiled somewhat by
of . coot and wet weedier. . BORN
Psh, aimounees the engagement
her eldest daughter, Gladys Christian- -• With the Advent '0 fine weather, kacINTYR-In Wingham Hos:
na, to Robert -J. 'Mae. soh of Mr. • the 'heeling green has again becomepitid, on June 20th, 1930, to Mr And
and Mrs. bane Wore, Kippen, Ont, the scene of much activity he both Mrs.,, Archie MacIntyre, of Kinloss,
lady, and genflemen son -Alexander Grant
the marriage to take Once very bowlers. Mr. F.
• quietly in • Feet VVilliani, the and of T Armetrong is .president of the -7-6-0-0--
June. men's dub this year and Mr. Robt.
•
Rae is secretary.
WOMEN'S INST Turn
444.444.1441/1/0
The regular June' meeting of the
Women's Instititte wns held at the
hone of Mrs. Geo; Greer, with the
president, Mrs. L. McMillan in the
chair. At the conclusion 0 th- regu-
lar routine business, WC: Murdie
read an excellent paper, written by
Mrs. C. H. McDonald on "The Busi-
ness of Being a Woman" whieli was
.very much enjoyed. Mrs; W. S. Mc-
• Leod gave a selendid• report 0. the
"Aietrict •annual meeting held at
Whitechurch. A contest. fey whieh the.
meinbera were ftirmed into grOuPs•
according to the month in Which they
note born, reSuted in the January
roup winnin. The Winnere were'
etre W. E. Metteeeld, Mrs. W. S.
McLeod. Mts. J. W.Joynt and • Mrs.,
D. Scoble. k very fine demoniftrit-
fief' artidet rmde from table oil -
(loth was given by Miss Eva Greer
which was Very much- anpreciatedi
The 'meeting was. cloted with a verse
of "The Maple Leaf". A serial half
hour was enioyed when the directors
in charge served" refreshments.
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NOTICE
•Notice is hereby :given that he
repared,the Lig of Voterse:ettitled
to vote on 13y -taw: No. 4, 190, ,
the Village ef Ltieknow on the 4th
day of 'July, 1930. and 'tlet I hive
poitirip the said- -Wt, my offee
on the itintenth.clay, 0, June, 1080,
and the said 1it Wili 'remain there
until the 27th day' et Jun, 1930 for
insneetion.
And I hereby earl unoil all Vetere
to tette 111)Medate proceiellega to
hate Any errors at ounilialtib, Oro
0004 "040#4111• 0::$11Topiwt
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SPOTTON GETS CONSERVATIVE
NOMINATION IN .N.., HURON
The election line up is now train-,
nete in North 'Huron With George
Spotton is .Conervative, candidate,
and W. H. Rohcrton, Goderich,
Candidate of the' Liberal Patty. Mr.
Spottoit was -nominated nt a lariele
attended .corivention at Wingham,.
Monday of this week.
In addiessieg the contertiere Mr.
Spatton• said that einee he had heen
in Parlianient he Mid always repre-
sented the riding 0 North Huron as
a whole, end had 'worked for the
eeople regardless of patty. .He had
ound hieiself at times voting with
the GovernMent. and with this nri-
etilturA1 group When they had legis -
litho) which be blicv'ed weele tie
beneficial to the .peeple be had the
honer to serv.
• Mr. 'Alex Eilwarilk who rerented
Soh Wateier), and who is _e",gein
canidate, trade speeeh the in
terestS of the fieeseeryative Patty,,
Mid 0 Mr. Spotfon. des& with
the linty weel veti from Abe
:Attila, and with the British pefer.
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• INNIEMORI A M
,ENNEDIT-In loving menney of
obi dear mother. itra._leatheririe
Kennedy, who died- Jidt 1st, 1e27i
At home on the beantiful tnotnat,ain
ot God,
By -the Velley of 'reef so fair.
poine sierne tiniej Whet Mit task
it drine; •. ." .
Deer Mtithet," we Shell Meet yeti
tilete•
ondIv Yeltellibeeed by dttughtOra
111Mlik •
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Card of Thanks " •
Mrs. W. H. Cook and family wish
to thank their many friends and
neighbors who were so kind and
thoughtful At the time of their m-
eek bereavement.
A NICE PRESENTATION
•
At the banquet tendered the local
Sileerwoods employees, Monday evene
ingof last week, he of the pteasing
til
incidents • of the evening was the
presentation of o h iidspme gift fienn
the employees to Mr. 'David Sobie,
Who has been in charge a the office
work of the, local plant and who has
been appeinted to a position in the
Silverwood London office, •where he
will be going in the neat future.
Apeornpanying the gift was an,
address width mad in part as follows
"Now Mr: Solite, we ask you to' fie.
ee t this Gentleman's tiresting Case
a a gift from the office employees of
the Silveritood'S Lucknow Creamery,
as but a' small teken of their regard
• and appreciation. They aek that you
receive this small gft, net bemuse
O it irttrinsic value at alt. biit jutt
-as Yemen -0)11M 0 the &ys spent
it their midst. The news Of your eel,.
&Ida -the W6 *or Liilt-
new plant Was heard with •'teed,
While all are pleased to learn OM the
eliange 'proniki better indneements
than taitild be hoped for in a braiiih
iii a tillage of this size. It is sineerelg
Intl earnestly desired that 'tile kind
Providence *hielt lies' directed your
pathway Up to the present "time will
in very deed direet ,you • into wider
and wire profitable apberes, and that
044 future intty be 4 ver hoPP4
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CHURCH NOTES 'c
Members of Old•I.ight Lodge, A.F.
& A.M. Lucknow, will attend the
morning service at the Presbyterian
Church, as a lodge, next Sunday.
Members- will meet at the Lodge
Room at 10.30 &dock. Wor. Bre. Ry:
C. II. MacDonald vejll ctieduct the
Service.
The Rev. 1. if. Dickinson, who
with his bride has been here from
Moose Jaw the past few weeks, took
the morning service in the United
Church last Sunny.• The evening
service was conducted by the Rev. T.
C. Wilkinson of St.
St. Peter's •
• Sunday, being the first Sunclay
ter Trinity; reports of -the business
of the Synod of Huron thotese were
presented by the delegates at the
11 O'clek service. Also a synopsis
0 the work 0 the' Church for the
,first half .year was given by the
Rector. Chief •ptitatig the items 0
discussion for the Letnbeth' Confer-
ence helve held the nett month, were
the Smith India Proposals. The ree-
fer urged the members tO give their
• synnitithette eileOPTatellieT4 to the
inatter, in 50 fat as the •propeale
inifeguittaled the suPretracy ef Hole
SriPere, the Anostolic and' Vice&
• Cteedi and the liisterie eefeinutiv
the hittofie minstry. In the evening
the _preacher was Rev. p. gibb§,
recently missionery at Lelde
Harbour, Beffirt's Land.
•
Ahnieerserv serviees be held
in South ItinToss Chueiti net Sun
day. The Rev. Mr. Brow, 0 Inger-
soll win beethe neetteher.
WS* eartilin t.etshand Orme,
eV en oda at ',The Mittig4th 1440e.
jglintatn kOhaIS os oti *gig soli 10. * 001*mett Sta*
!oler ,V10:4;
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'THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY.:
' June 26-27-738. •
Speeial• .•
"WILD GEESE" . •
Frone the boOk by Martha A)stenso
Coming, July 4- •
•
"CLOTHES MAKE WOMEN" •
and CO1VIEDY
At
Goderich
1st.*
1930 -•*
•
House of David
• • Vilhiskered Ball Club
MiChigail'SGreateSt
•Colored Ball -Team
..DOUBLEHEADER
'FOR A PURSE OF $1,000.60
ERECTING, sTANDS
.SEAT TWO THOUSAND
•.Firslt Game Called at• 2.15 P.m
• -ADMISSION-
Adults 50c. Children 25c.
• •
THE BREAD THAT IS ALL BREAD
•Is Reid's Golden Crust. It is fast
being recognized tin'd called for by
everybddy. It is madOfrom the best
qf and by the •laest process
known to the Baker's Art. It is of
fine grain, rich in #avor and chuck
full of nutriment. Insist on Reid's
Bread and Cakes. • • Phone 68.
LU*CKNOW JUNIOR INtTITUTE
WINS ; FROM TEESWATER
• On Monday night 0 this week sev-
eral car loads of fans accompanied
the Lucknow lutdor Institute. soft
ball team to Ripley and shouted
themselves hoarse. as the locals de-
feated the Teeswater Junior Institute.
by ascore of 13-6. ' • •
It Imas a tie-brealeinge game, each
team having formerly won a game.
The winner now goes into the next
grouping, and with the local line up
strongly iniproved, 'they Are hoping
to win the Championship. A deluge
0 rain previous to the starting 0
the game made it necessary to play
the game in the Ripley ArePa. The
evolved quarters was not conducive • '
to good ball, but nevertheless it fas
esplendid game and most exciting.
Isobel Miller, the local pitcher, had
the gal& well in heed, allo-wing only,
a few stattered hits. She WAS given
splendid sumart and together with
timely hitting and splendid base run-
-ning, the Lucknoor girls always kept
in the lead: • •
• Line up for Lucknow-Jean Me -
• C; IsehelMiller, P; Flieteete
McQuillin, 1st B.; Olive Alton., 20 13.
Vera Todd, 8. S.: Ethel lvIeitin. 3rd
13.: Margaret McIntyre. 1,. F.. Helen • •
EeDeniild, F.; tile Ricliads; R. P.
•
Juitior Farmer's Lose
• The leeal Junior Paneer's Soft
Bali Team Who are the winners
0 this group met Titeetoo Junior
Partners, winners -0 their district
Tiverton on Tu'esffity evertieg in the
first game 0 the home and home
(eties. The •Lueknow boys were in
the lead until the 601 inning, when
an trier' and a hoMe. tunmeolted, in• -
defeat by a sem% a - 3.
Tiverton plays the return •pole
hero next 'Wednesday whjeh gir0
prothfie oT being a lieetitie eonteeted
es' •
The recent rains have 'found the
leekie Beinitford Attie& Shingiea
make6 Weatherproof roof ate Teas.
&Able' 4011t4 We SlOrtlif it blab' ta lay
them 04 pour reCt ,•
Wi, *tree itt Son)
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